Fourth of July Association Meets in City Hall
A general meeting of the Fourth of July Association is set for this evening at 8 o'clock in City Hall to finalize arrangements for the celebration. Joe Rieci and party, back from a twelve day cruise aboard City of Rome, report a splendid outing visiting Funter Bay Tenakee Todd Warm Springs and other bays with Mrs. Felix Gray Mrs. Gertrude Laughlin Madelin Riedi and Gordon Gray among the party.
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Joe Rieci
Rome
Funter Bay
Tenakee
Todd
Warm Springs
Felix Gray
Gertrude Laughlin
Madelin Riedi
Gordon Gray
Finnish Community Celebrates Midsummer Picnic
A group of Finnish residents from Douglas and Juneau marked Midsummer with a Larsen Creek picnic yesterday evening. The event featured games and other amusements, with ample refreshments signaling a pleasant close to the day.
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Douglas
Juneau
Larsen Creek
StrawberriesRipening Arrangements Made for Harvest Crew
Harry Stanton, a strawberry farmer from Shelter Island, returned home last evening to organize his crew for the season. He reports the berries turning red and promising an unusually successful harvest, and plans to depart with the pickers about Saturday.
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Harry Stanton
Shelter Island
Stanton
Miss Rica Niemi Heads to Excursion Inlet For Summer
Miss Rica Niemi departed last night for Excursion Inlet to spend the summer. Mrs Niemi had preceded her daughter here the previous Sunday.
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Rica Niemi
Excursion Inlet
Cramer Returns After Hidden Injury Lapse
J. M. Cramer, secretly injured by a fall last week, is back on his feet and moving with support though still limited. He manages to get around in low gear as he resumes daily activities.
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J. M. Cramer
Proposed Wet Address Weighs on American Legion
In Columbus Nebraska on June 25 the American Legion executive committee will meet to decide whether to reject or permit Congressman Phillip Hill of Baltimore to speak at the state convention on July 29. The postponement followed the state committee withdrawing the invitation after Hill said he would oppose prohibition.
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Columbus
Neb
The
American Legion
Phillip Hill
Baltimore
Hill
Prohibition
Sub committee accuses State Committee of overreach and publicity risks Legion ties
A sub committee declared the State Committee had usurped authority and warned that all advised publicity could embroil the Legion in a political controversy, signaling internal factional tension and public stake.
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State Committee
Legion
Barron Reports Heavy Salmon Pack at Funter Bay
The Thrinker Packing company plant at Funter Bay reports seven thousand cases in current pack, with four thousand shipped aboard the Admiral Rogers. Barron, president, says the run is exceptionally good and the largest since 1914. Reports from Chatham Strait and Ley Strait districts confirm strong, continuous activity with many red salmon. Deputy U.S. Marshal Harry Pryde notes plants show one hundred percent packing this season versus last year.
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Thrinker Packing Company
Funter Bay
Jas. T. Barren
Juneau
Admiral Rogers
Barron
Mr. Barron
Chatham Strait
Ley Strait
Harry Pryde
U. S
Hoonah
Airplanes to Aid Alaska Mining Say Prospector
Seattle June 25 Airplanes will solve the transportation problem in Alaska mining development, said Four Camp prospector of the Stony River district, principal speaker at the Seattle Mining Club yesterday. Camp is en route to Washington to promote transportation development. Ladies and Children's hair cutting at Terrellg adv. Hotel Zynda outside rooms.
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Alaska
Camp
Stony River District
Seattle Mining Club
Washington, D. C
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